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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-27
DAINrY rAnlEs AT aoCIrru rKAs.


WasAi.stea cerr. GioAs. n,uaocrat
The tables al Afterncoa less are new
in the best taste. and q little eaost is
made - odaf The thiRgs that Will not
spatl ones appetite fer the soup and The
prosaia tAinGs % the dinnea that coue
80 closely on lie heeaA Tea and ehoco-
late and occasionally eoaiilon. are offer
ed. aHa thin Fsais q flss gus sandwiches
are v the tAacy Of ths mamena. In
sonae claces pcneh Il tsbooed aa ret
being sanctioned BY LOndsa sxample;
bat issa nov evsry oHe 0aers osfs glaas,
otherwise cchee ice cr~am, has served
IN panch e1ps TIE esfs ei2ns is always
pat 90 the tshss, either IN . large salad
bowl OF q roach n1wi. and 10 served
With la1ie. whereby Esany are eslaisa
and fail 10 reeogoiEa their eid ff;ena-
plain eodse tce ereAm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST BRIGADE
NATIONAL GUARD oH WAsHIN0foS,
SEATTLE April 18th. 1857.
General Order, No. IL
!. In assuming command Of the First
Brigade. n. @. W.. the undersignsd here.
BY rellns nishes command OF the First
Battalion N. q. w.
ii. The officers Of Brigade STAG will
b announced in subsequent orders
Ill. In compliance with General Order
No 4 dated General Headquarters NJ.
@. W., Olympia. March 22d. 1887 the
Commissioned Odicers Of Companies 81
9, ID, Is. + and @. Of the First Regiment,
n. q. W.. win assemble In convention Al
the Office Of Capt J. q. Haine@, in the city
Of Seattle. on the 2sth day Of April ISL,
~ the hour Of o'c eek D. m for the pur-
pose Of eiecting Field Officers Of the rezi-
ment for the ensuing year.
Nv. At said meeting the following OH.
cars are to be elected, viz
OEe Colonel,
One Lieutenant Colonel
One Major.
Brig. Gen. Comdg. First Brigade, N.G.W.
ARR II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-27
A COMING CONTEST.


Political contests IL Maasaehusests
are not usually Of thrilling interest 20
the citizens Of other commonwealth.
Except when Ben Batter feels called
upon TO enter The arena AID stir things
~ for the amusament Of the public,
they are unspeakably tame. The cam.
paiRn this year. however. promises 10 be
a. exception.
u happens that Massachusetts, is the
only State which will have q general
election this Fall. Il happens also that
the Democrats hope 10 vFest that State
frOG the Republicans. and that Presi-
dens Cleveland hopes 10 vim there the
vindicstien Of which be Ia so badly In
need. These hopes are founded upon
she extraordinary and abnormal dsveI-
opmsnt OF the Massachusetts, mug
uump. They are destined 10 be blight
Cd, but they will serve 10 attract the
attention Of the whole country 10 The
contest for which both parties are nov
preparing.
The Republicans are not afraid 10
meet their old enemies with their mug.
wump allies. even 10 the chosen hone Of
the mugwump. They are preparing for
. thorough organization and the1 mean
10 hold Massachusetts, 10 the Republi-
can column. A meeting OF the party
leaders vas recently held In Boston and
steps we're taken for 40 organizations 90
complete that Il cannot but induce sac
ses. The speeches At this meeting in
dictate shat the Republicans Of Masaa-
ehusstts are eager for the battle and
thai they nean 70 be the yicaors. Hen
~ Cabot Ledge, cue Of the speakers,
stated the conditions Of the oanses, a
the following language,
Personal spites aud personal contests
injured as severely in the last campaign
In Massachusetts, They cast ua, wholly
unnecessarily, the election % three hon
oFed, valued and able members Of Con.
eress. l am aware that theas are not
pleasant woFds, bal they are true. And
nov mark toe result. Massachusetts.
The only State h0ldine an important
general election next autumn. haa been
singled oas ~ the battle zFound apon
which Mr.. Cleveland and bis party are
30 be vindicated and approved. The
lossea IN The West are,to Be made 40 here
IN the Est so be u. We accept the
challenge and meet them On their awn
gfcuad. IL runner, painted fuil %
tongues" ~ Shakespeare haa u, can be
believed. the President Of the unitsd
States hiss recently granted aud pron
ised TIE GevernoFship os Massachusetts,.
very much ~ q Norman King voald
give q def. with all the people therrto
pertaining, 30 some fAvartte RAron. Hat,
whether the runner be tFue OF false.
there cen b no doabl Of the essential
fact that desperate fort IL % Be made
30 carry The State nsx. autumn. ID Il q
united movement Of the ADMINISTRATION,
tie ffee- traders. The Cleveland uaeu and
the Democrats. The Administration
will contribute the cffiSes, the free
traders and Cleveland men viii furnish
The money aud the candidates, and she
Democrats viii supply the votes.
TIE eyes Of the eountFy vii Be on
Massachusetts. hai Republicans uiR BE-
merely interested and not anxioua
They know no vsil the enduring aatars
Of Massachusetts, ReRuhlieAnism.
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ro az srRcnrnrRa
TnE TAEE mar DoasHEIaEsTELIs


Ex-Governor D0FshsimeE has 81 fsneth
relieved tbs publie mind By telling FL
be knows about fhs iafentions ~ Pres
ident CIeysland 10 regard 70 ths aesspt-
anes Of the DsmosEstis nsminssion for
. nsosnd tern. II was aeraraIIy b.
lisvsd that NJ. DcrshsinsE was yell IN
formed on this s1bieet and the people
have been anxious 10 kuew ali be knows.
he has aoeordineiy told thsn shout .
conversation which took pIscs betwosu
himself and the President. somathine
evsR thEse months aQo.
His tale. howsvsE. is moi 90 interest,"
isa e q vas sxpeessd 70 Be. Stripped
Of I'll unnecessary words snd narrowed
down 70 mere statement of fact, Il Il
thst IN ganaaFy Last President CIsve-
Iand told Mr.. DoEshsimer that be con
temDIated writing : letter dsolinine .
ssoond term. Altar . fsw plassibls ar
Rnmsnts presented BY bis wsiehsy een-
Adani. however. be decided 70 do Meth
inR Of ihe kind. and the letter remains
unwFltten.
This thrilling little story ought 10
sAtisfy The publis that Mr.. Cleveland
viii take second term, IL Fats. aided
sad absttad b. the misguided vstsrs Of
ths United States. should Be "a k1nd a.
70 let him have Il. He yisldsd too easily
70 DosshsinsF's asgumentA Els iudR-
Deni evidently told him not 10 be 6
ea1dldats for r. election. but his ineIi
nation ovsFeams bis half formed deter
mination. He listened te NJ. Dor
shsimsF's femonntsances and accepted
them with that spaamodie eaesrness
with which men usually soospi rsmon-
sirancss against 9 course which they do
not wish TO pursue.
NJ. Cleveland e VorrylnR about The
SUPPRESSION against second terms In bis
lstteg Of aeeeptance Of the Democrats
nomination In 1884. He was - daxzlsd
81 che prospect Of securing one term
thas . second seemed absolutely IN
necessary 10 the fulneas Of bis fame.
New, however, = second term seems a.
desirable - u then seemed unnecessary.
The chances are thsi Mr.. Cleveland will
forget ell about the expression In bis
letter Of acceptance and that be viii
listen 10 ths siren which tails him 10 be
again candidate. whether IL whispers
70 him with the soft voice of his yeona
wife or with the adamantine voice Of
ex-GoveFuor Dorsheimer.
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Il esna4fns $4,000 bomnd xolnmem.
zo00 psmphisfs ard e500oo sheets II
1usis. 8nd 4 has tens q ths1ssnds %
works o. art.msps and p1oioRrAph4 Iis
annnaa increase frsm eopyFiaht sione
sDo1nfs 70 fresh twensy 20 thfrsy th0u
sz1d volumes. II i shs great brain
reservoir Of tie United States. u eun-
saiDs e0mBiete index 81 the worthless
Of TIE AmsFiezn mind. Esegythina IN
literstuFs, muais o. aKt fhst II eoDy-
rizhaed muHt Be Deposited 10 L.
Ia e1mpany with ons q ~ libsariaDs
iateiy too4 Walk thrD1Rh IT, vaFta1s
parts. and spmut neaF1y half day wine-
ma IN and oct fhrouRb aisle after aiale,
and wall after wall Of books. piekiDE
ny way through great sacks Of vol
1me9. and entering room after room
which TIE ere Of the ordinary visitor
never $500 Fha National Library ID Is
the wes9 end of The great CapitoL lta
thousands Of vslumes have lonR giDee
oTer1sgod IL eApaoify, u1til n0w eRcfy
aTAilable inch Of spaea IL utiii9td, ana
every room 10 the vieinity Il stacked
with books.
ne very Hoors Of TIE Iibrary are piled
90 With cgexGoW, ana tbs shelves seem
almos4 burstina With their tigbtiy-paek
Cd eouienfa Tie library proper. which
h also the reading room, consists Of q
long halLIiks room With wines q each
end, Uniting 81 like the head Of . +.
The reading room i ninsiy-o1e feet
long, and thirty foar feet side. and
thirty-fous feet hirh. rs walls ere
made up Of rectangular aie0ves, each
abcut the SIS 81 small beil bedroom,
and shut OF from the room By door Of
iron lattice YORK. The walls Of thess
aIcoyss are nlIed With books, and there
are three galleries Of them rising one
shove another. In front Of the upper
galleries are balnstrades, and thess have
also been lined on the inside With book
shelves. 90 THAI a. you walk along the
nafFow galleries zoo almoe1 eraEs the
books On eithsr side.
The wings at the ends are fitted ny
With similar alcsves, and the whole
iooks like an immsuse beehive, With
hunassds Of cells Of - many eoloss a.
You will fad in bookbindinRs. The
visitors are the bees. TAey aFe not al
loved, hoUeVeg, 20 80 into these ale0Te
calls, and the reading In the library 10
done 81 tables on the lower door OF the
main room and Of lie wings. The Ultra
y is almost aiWays full Of readers, and
On Saturdays the crowd IL 90 great that
many do their reading whils Standing.
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rma IEssex sE exE uIrr.

A few daya aeo Francois AeAills BA.
saine. once . Marshal Of Francs. uou
. wFVsched exile. was assaulted 81 the
streets % Madrid By = Frsnsk fanatic.
and 80 badly wouHded ~ dsSEsr thai
bis life is despaiEed 81.
Thus is NE attention q the uosia
called onos more 10 q man ukcas hfs
illustrates. - feW lives have iilastFaasd.
The uncertainty Of toFtsns. ne insaAbii
tty ef even the nos, daEzitnZ psaspsr.
iSy. the Feal Insecurity Of The structure
Which Fortune aids ~ - bald and
Which we cali success. Fail q drAnAsie
interest, the lifs % BsSAlas d Roaahis
rather for he great fAi.arS than fer as
great success. Devoted " tAs eailalas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-27

And The cid felix's isGeh uhea thsy 6nd
thai TIE rlea@nt California tqaia fruit
renaedy, SYrap 90 Eos. - mere easily
takcn ape mere oeueaciAl ~ iis actioa
than bitter. nAascoas medicines. Il Il a
saCsa vainsois fAmliy Femedy - aea On
TIE eouels. % cleanse The system. and
- dsspel colds. hsaaAches ard fexrFs.
MAnafsssar~d enly ey The California
E1 Syrup 90. San FsanciHeo. Cal. Fer
sale b A. r. SrxwAEx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-27

Oar hcstsry der4rtneat i teeuira
WITH hafEai1a We Ell eoafinas tAs
veek she nsnsa s4ecessf1l. Ana % car
e~sfcmera TIE most satisfactory, spesiAl
sale 81 kosiers that has ever been a.
teGpte1 n tAts seaatEy.
ass TexxAa a SzSaHzNkx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-27
SEALED PROPOSALS.

SKArIIE ASp WEST CoAsr RI. Co
OrFTcK CT fRxsIpEST
sxkTTLE Ami g lsS-.
&kAt4kD PROPS AIS WILL RE HR-
= cefvea - this os8oe untIl - N. Thurs-
day. Nay sth. isS-. for clearing g-uhhlng.
grading bldg NJ. culverss. drains ans
rtprASping % he srst ~ect o. o. tha Abave
. raj way. hetr9 fron Q jun~ tiDn
with tbs seAxtse Lake shore and EAsteFa
Railway CsnpAay's hna % de town a
Sncho8ish IN al socut u mIies
Iha compAsy reserves tie rtgkt 10 ~
iecs a1y or Al hidA
For fGrtAes information and fer pian4
ard speclecSt ona arpiy 70
a ChAW FORD. IN.
PFeKi2e1f 8 azd W. G. ~.
O&cA SAFE nepoHft Bzfding. apzrtS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-27

SEATTLE. April a5th. 81 i1:9e
q n. Of typhoid pneumonia. Claude 4,
son OF T. and M. A. GARney, AGED !
yeers. months and % days
Fus eral from the Chapel Of the Good
ehepherd at o'clock p. m. today.
Mourning mother. meurning mother,
Through ION skies 90 purely blue.
Fee the home your boy inhabits:
Cou d you wish him back 10 roc
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ToxLAs n SEsGERMAN, ninetsenth Gen.
tnFy dealers in clothing. shoes. hats, fur
nishing goods, dry goods. millinery,
fancy eooda. eloaka. straps, trunks, va
lises, rubber goods and garments. Gen.
meFciai aud Washington streets. sp2l
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9TRAYRD.

ONE LIGHT BAY MARE. WITH
" white hind feet and white stripe On
the nnsA esmc 10 the City Livery Stakes
% the Id inst- ewner can have the same
hy proving proEeFsy and Dsying expenses
n B. Aiss.EN.
Arb - Nanasrer City 81 No.
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PIANO TUNING.
NOTICE.

AN ELECTION FOR CHEZ or THR
n Fire Depaztnsut vii Be- held e The
FnKsre HoGse q Fire Connary Ne. 4 IN
c lurnhaA street.. On NozdAy. Mar 2. iss-
The pells VII b. open fram elsvsn u
otctcck q n. uRFfl stF - ofclrrk . n Il
that dAy. JOHN Z. KTNNEAR
Freshest Bead Fire DasnEAsna
NICHOLAS =. SSYpER. 6ocresa-T nRz1aA
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LOST.

A PURSE CONTAINING SO IN COIN
n and TAI recep Of Geo Arnald. Find
er viii Be rewarded b. leaving ~ this
once anRg
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RE MoVED.

THE CARRIAGE SHOP OF y. MARCO
has been removed from the old stand
10 the Seattle Iron Works building, cor
mar South Second and jackson streets.
Fun stock OF hard wood and carriage
mateTsl always on hand. Carriages OF
All kinds built and repaired, and general
hlAeksmithlng done 70 order
y. MARCO.
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E Y E s.

WE TEST EACH BYE AND AD-
wv just q elass to suit, in either gold.
silver. aluminium zTelnite. nickel. rubber
or steal frames.
wM H. FINCK & co.
Commercial street. next to KellogS's
drug store. apl0 ~
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Fine lot, T-room house and stable. Eiev-
enth and Jackson streets, $500
Lot s b IS TeTy's LIST, house and I'm
Lots is and 70. b Il McAlesr's. Ssas and
The 4 best lots in b 81 Moss a.. $50 each
Ciesred lots In Blgelow'a ID. e75 ans SIS
Rl 90 Maynard's ak6Washir gfnn. SIS.
Lots ard 8, bl 90 Terryis -. $500.
Cleared lots, bl I LAWYERS $325
Tots and 6 hi g Yesler's 1T. es25.
House and lot On Sixth ssveet $50
Furnished resfauran.s. e275 and Sl101
loon aad lodging house. Vacant govern
meat claims. nat bpttom land go In
, owed ranches. s650 20 5000
Mortgages ea solid Urope-ty. $40 10
SO 00. City and county scrip. -
New and srcoBd-havd Is fes
vs-nisr compsss and surveying
Complete boarding and lodvsrg houss
Is rooms. on Columbia street. s52a
WANTED.
To loan esr0 and e3nno on good security.
Housss n rent. Money fer investment.
Women and gir.s II SIS 70 80.
FOR RENT.
simprcved farms on shareA
Fruit and Vegetable garden. near town,
farms on Lake Washington. orchard
hay. etc. no cash rent.
Houses ana rooms. furnishes an unfur-
nirhed GEO. W. CRANE
Wmsh. Ter. Employment Bureau. near
cor. Commercial and Washington strerfs,
Seattle. mis-
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Rooms to Let.

Two FURNISHED ROOMS. CORNER
Second and Union streets. Ipqgire
On premises. apaf e.
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WANTED.

Farm hands. SIS 70 so.
Laborers, 81 day.
3 carpeBters. $50 month. NH hands.
BOY. Is years. for farm, SIS month
Mixer. $50 month.
Railroad chopparr and lAboreKs.
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WHY HE LAUGHS.

WHY. BECAUSE WHO LAUGHS LAST LAUGHS Rest coNsE
tnefnziya This Il Tie
ONLY COMPLETE csclDPEDl PUBLISHED SINCE RsG
e.
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hen<a the dre 0f al
Of
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Restaurant for Sale.

nONG GOOD BUSINESS = MUST
u sen on account Of sickness. Address
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Observation-Disclosures


DY Az Al FTLKR A BIRTH N A
ID nawEM ~ nlsr &nd nkw hammgrnr.
Can naa any kind q a8w. e. w0zlA take >
snail eaNnziH 70 TN. Addreas 3 care
this ofH Q. apl5 6
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w teniRent resiabls AMI vide awake
canyNser en- Earn from IS . Sc pr
week nnlllng the lnnarnaGfnnal Cyrl0pe
ola- Fer particulars cAa On or adde's ,.
=. HAeKINS Arlingtsn Hotei. eiey. ie 3
House for Rent.
A ZINE ROOM HOUSE, NICELY
"a located. Commanding Q grand xieu:
hot and co wAf~g and hafA ruoms tenant
% bay furniture. Al IN good repAirs .
great b gain. Appiy between and p.
-. On the premises. noFlA side q Msrion
1freet, midals house between Fcurth and
Fiffh streets. APIS e
TWO GERMAN GIRLS WANT TO
j do chAmberwork to9sther IN hrtsl
Address Mia 3. Saken. Seastle ap22 s.
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House for Rent.
FOR SALE.

A MOST PERFECT BILLIARD ia.
"A BE with combinations By fest.
Addre@ @. q. & Co, this once. ap2i -
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IHE nRSE.sHnFlMe CHAP

OF J. A. McBeth & Co. has also been re-
= owed % this same bsil ing. We are
row better prepared than ever 10 turn
AZ In A. MnRKrH 4 co.
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FOR SALE.

CTTY PROPERTY AND FARMING
" lands. improved and unimpruved.
New steamboat Fdsth T.. with eeod
paying route established, between Laurel
shade ssd Houghton. on Lake Washing
ton. leaving Houghton every day 81 am.
end ,. m. returning leaves Laurel shade
et 8 . m and .. m Inquire Of
apl7 I'm w. w. RASTER, Master,
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The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-03-09
The Trade Dollar.

The following is the text Of the
trade dollar bill, as it passed both
houses of congresss
Be 1t enacted, etc. That for Pc
Rod OF six months after the passage
of this act United States trade dol
lars, If not defaced, mutilated or
stamped, shall be received at the
office of the treasurer, or any assist
ant treasurer OF the United States,
in exchange for like amount, dol
lar for dollar, of standard silver dol.
lars, or subsidiary coins of the
United States.
SEC. 2. That the trade dollar re
ceived by, paid to or deposited with
the treasurer or national depository
of the United States, shall not be
paid out or in any manner issued,
but at the expense OF the United
States shall be transmitted to the
coinage minis and recoined into
standard silver dollars or subsidiary
coin, at the discretion of the secreta-
ry OF the treasury; provided, that
the trade dollars received under this
act shall not be counted as part oil
the silver bullion reqglred to be pur-
chased and coined into standard
dollars as required by the act Of
February Is, 1878.
SEC. 3. That all laws and parts OF
laws authorizing the coinage and is
suance of United States trade dol
lars are hereby repealed.
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sIrRE FOX PILES.

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The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-03-09
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